Sentence examples for arises to take from inspiring English sources

As Yossi Beilin, a lonely Israeli peacenik put it, what if a Palestinian Jefferson arises to take Mr Arafat's place?

But at the end Mr. Albarn arises to take the last word, in a rock song that wonders, "Why does England leave her churches empty when there's all the feeling in the world?" and urges, "England, sing for John Dee".

So on this 20th anniversary of The Moscow Times, my wish is not only that my children will follow their passions and find jobs that they love, but that they will be ready, if the right opportunity arises, to take a leap away from security to try something thrilling.

Whereas previous epidemics, including HIV, have caught Africa unprepared, the opportunity now arises to take the advancing wave of health transition in Africa seriously.

Decide on a note-taking program that can allow you to export a note easily to other programs when the need arises to take action and fulfill the reason even further.

He was 55 when the opportunity arose to take charge of Capital City.

"No issue of comparable passion has arisen to take its place".

Many of the characters introduced by Gardner are, unfortunately, gone today, but new ones have arisen to take their place.

The G20 has arisen to take on new responsibility in this changed global economic and political context.

Since 1990, every time activists have been imprisoned, new members and leaders have arisen to take their places.

Our swear words of choice have changed over the centuries – as some taboos have lost power, new ones have always arisen to take their place.